swag

UK
/swæɡ/
US
/swæɡ/

Translations

swagnoun
swags
pl
UK
/swæɡ/
US
/swæɡ/
He has a unique swag that makes him stand out.
У него уникальный стиль, который выделяет его.
The pirates divided the swag among themselves.
Пираты разделили добычу между собой.
The conference attendees received a lot of swag from the sponsors.
Участники конференции получили много халявы от спонсоров.
Additional translations
swagverb
swagged
Past Simple
swagged
Past Participle
swagging
Gerund
UK
/swæɡ/
US
/swæɡ/
He likes to swag around the office as if he owns the place.
Он любит расхаживать по офису, как будто он здесь хозяин.
Synonyms
swagadjective
UK
/swæɡ/
US
/swæɡ/
Used attributively (e.g., "swag bag") and as slang meaning "stylish; cool."

Definitions

swagnoun
A decorative garland or drapery, often made of fabric, that is hung in a curve as a decoration.
The ballroom was adorned with elegant swags of silk draped along the walls.
A bundle of personal belongings, typically carried by a traveler or hobo.
The wanderer carried his swag over his shoulder as he journeyed down the road.
Stolen goods or loot.
The thieves hid their swag in an abandoned warehouse after the heist.
A confident and stylish manner or appearance.
He walked into the room with a noticeable swag, drawing everyone's attention.
Promotional items or merchandise given away at events, often branded with a company's logo.
The conference attendees were excited to receive bags full of swag from various sponsors.
swagverb
To move or sway unsteadily or with a swagger.
He swags down the street with a confident stride.
To decorate or adorn with swags or festoons.
They swagged the hall with garlands for the wedding.
To sink, sag, or bulge downward under weight or pressure.
The middle of the bookshelf swagged under the weight of the encyclopedias.
swagadjective
Relating to free promotional merchandise distributed at events.
The company handed out swag bags full of branded gadgets.
Stylish, impressive, or exuding confidence; cool (slang).
That jacket is totally swag.